Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENI NG STAR WASHINGTO WEDNESDAY. May 26, 1886. CROSRY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening star has a regular, permanent daily circulation more than bona fid I the other daily papers here added together. ‘When the mine-owners of the Pacific slope were foreing their silver legislation upon Con- gress, nine years ago, somebody suggested that every member of cither house who insisted that the people of the United States should load their pockets down with eart-wheei dollars should be compelled to take his salary in that coin. The unanimity of the popular response 4m tavor of this proposal was almost startling. ‘The only persons who found fauit with it were the Congressmen concerned. The advocates of honest butter as opposed to artificially flavored grease might properly urge that every Senator and Representative who, by his vote as a lawmaker, favors grease as op- posed to butter, should be required to use the Bogus instead of the real article in his own household. If the manufacturers of imitation butter were compelled to prove thelr faith by their works in such a way, we should soon see the end of the oleomargarine crusade; and It {s Feasonable to suppose that the stomach of the ‘average Congressman is no stronger than that Of the average refiner of soap-fat. After all, though, the question comes down to this: Is Congress prepared to face the country with the record of having protected the iron industry, the glass industry, the woolen indus- try, the cotton industry, the sugar industry, and a host of others at the expense of the far- mer who builds a house to live in, buys clothes to wear or drinks his coffee sweetened, and yet Tefusing to protect that farmer in his turn, in a branch of husbandry which really lies at the bottom of all other branches conducted by men of modest means? ————— The debate in the Senate yesterday, In which Senators Ingalls and Voorhees both grew need- Jessly hot, was not nearly so pertinent to the subject In hand as it would have been to another which Mr. Cockrell suggested at an earlier stage. It Mr. Ingalls believes Commis- sioner Black to be enjoying a pension to which he is not entitled it is bis business as an official guardian of the public funds to introduce a bill Tepealing that pension. That would bring up | for discussion, with a legitimate provocation | and in acaim and judicial temper, the whole | question of General Biack’s status as a pen- sioner,and the circumstances under which his alowance of abundred dollars a month was granted tohim. The tendency to run Con- gressional debates off the main and on to side issues 1s not deserving of encouragement at ‘any tme, and is particularly to be deprecated #0 late in the session as this. ee The statement that Gen. Miles has offered fifty dollars for every Indian or Indian’s head brought into camp, and two thousand dollars for Geronimo or his head, is printed to-day Side by side with astory that Miss Folsom denies her intention to marry the President. Both announcements are interesting, if true. But the report about Gen. Miles come from a quarter somewhat notorious for its achtieve- ments with the long bow in journalism; and as for Miss Folsom, her instructors in good English have probably taught her that she will ever marry any one, though she may confer pride and happiness upon some good man by being married to him. ——————— The Canadian statesmanship whose concep- Yon of an enlightened foreign policy involves the confiscation of friendly vessels which enter Dominion ports to trade with the natives and eave money behind them in exchange for the Jocal products they carry away, does not im- press all our northern neighbors with favor. In New Brunswick, especially, the people are re- Ported as disgusted with the course of their ‘authorities, whose dog-in-the-manger tactics are robbing the poor coast-dwellers of a large part of their iceome. > The President continues his good work of ‘Yetoing private pension bills. If he cannot @efend the treasury entirely against avarice and fraud, he can at least narrow the aperwufe “through which the money is hauled out. Szarrs Tes ‘Suimulates to healthful activity the various functions, ‘scothes the nerves and promotes the secretions, and ia suppremed troubles peculiar to women never fails fogive reilet. Sold by all druggists, E. P. MERTZ, General Agent, 1014 F st. n. w., Washington, D.C. Wx. Lassoss HAIR-ELIXIR. at ‘Undoubtedly the best means for the preservation of ‘the Hair, Recommended by the most renowned physicians, Positively harmless, made of vegetable matter only and wholly free from any metallic ingredient. cual te pty Comte ewes Droggiste my26-wés3m x 3, Noo KK K fat ER H Soo BM = Bare Barz: Tar Wasmscrox Brick Macmxe COMPANY HAVE BRICK FOR SALE IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE. QFFICE-1420 NEW YORK = AVENUE. Aurnoxse G. Sexrz, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, 1332 F STREET For Towxorrow Ornny, FROM9 TO 11 IN THE MORNING, ax> FROM 4 TO 6 IN THE EVENING. gts EE Er oem ams een esy| SURPRISES 400 CORSET COVERS, Warranted Lonsdale Cambrie, Worked Button-Holes, Pearl Buttons, Fit Guaran- REGULAR PRICE, 25c.; PRICE FOR THURSDAY, 180. 460 NIGHT GOWNS, Best Muslin, Six Clusters of ‘Tucks, Cambric Ruffle, Lined Yokes, Full Length ‘and Width, All Sizes, REGULAR PRICE, 50c. PRICE FOR THURSDAY, 29c. ‘KZ Only One Piece of above lots sold to @ customer and for the hours advertised only. AND SATURDAY, ‘The Most Gigantic Lot of STRAW HATS, TURBANS AND BONNETS, ‘Ever displayed by a retailer. Having purchased the entire stock of STRAW GOODS from one of the PPP i 3583 largest importing and manufacturing firms in the ae i East at a TERRIBLE SACRIFICE, we will offer the 4 same as follows: x YY & Ye AA —- me CENTS, PALAIS ROYAL, Lad PALAIS ROYAL, ® PALAIS ROYAL. Sa LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN’S, ALL PALAIS ROYAL. ALAIS ROYAL. SHAPES AND COLORS. ASSORTED BRAIDS. ALAIS ROYAL, PALAIS ROYAI. PALAIS ROYAL, = PALAIS ROYAL. PALAIS ROYAL B®, ate PALAIS ROYAL PALAIS ROYAL, IT 2 5 ei CENTS. oo Be EF SLE HELE GC sf ‘< 3 PPP = Eee t Rage g ROUGH AND READY. TURBANS, HATS AND oo Bo kec NSN HOR RN GOP 7 | posers IN — NI os wor 3. 44 Be CENTS. da 9 8 SOUVENIRS, Souv LADIES’ MILAN HATS AND BONNETS, VA- RIETY AND STYLES UNPRECEDENTED. 53555 Pyy LoT 4 tg CENTS. alas CHILDREN'S FINE TRIMMED SCHOOL HATS. sold earlier in the season at $1.25. This is less than One-Halt the Cost of Manafucture, SOUVENTHS, HATS, BONNETS AND TURBANS, in every con- SOUVE celvable kind of Braid—in Black, Browns, Keru, SOUVENIES: Belge, Navy, Myrtle, Cardinal and fancy combins- A L TTITH HOO tions, We GUARANTEE every shape tobe THIS BE £ SP Pal Bf ht |ecasowe metesion tamenty nn sme snd a4 tus tun E oH HH Syg8 | aresoldar trom $1.25 to 83 each. First choice is al- WoW Ww ERE EEE K K ‘ways preterable. wwww e E KK WWwww EE EE KK ‘The above is the Biggest Bargain in Millinery of the wwww Boog MK ww RER EEE K Ku ‘Season, ALL THIS WEEK, gic! ACE THIS WEER: ALL THIS WEEK. TTITH H FEB BPS, OO NNN ALL THIS WEEK, 2 S8 Ue BO NNN ALL THIS WRE: EWN ge BBR NRX AEE Hus Wi #8 H Eee Bee “oo? 8 MF SEE TS We ALE Tins Ww MM MM oA RRR HOW RRR ALL THIS W: MuwM AS EUR o HK ALL THIS WE Rte G4 HP go HEH RF SS. MMM 2*4 EE Goo HOE Eee > 8% Souvenirs marked thus (*) in list below are offered below cost, therefore only ong piece of these 816318 SEVENTH STREET N. W. lots will be sold a customer. m26 my26 Ox Tuurspay “Morxixe 883 00, F yy me ‘We shall place on a center counter in front of foe re Feet oes our Linen Department 150 Fringed Table Cov- oo UU VV Rg ers, in pla’ id colored borders, at the follow- Sgs8 “oo uu vo «ERE Ang exceedingly low prices: mero one 6-4. BPR, 555% ize, 7 NNN oH fee Sgss, ate § Bas BH g E Beccd — ‘These are worthy your careful consideration. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. #12%4¢. Ladies’ Linen Handkerchiefs for 9c. #25c Gent's Linen Handkerchiefs for 17¢. ihild’s Linen Handkerchiefs for 4c. Ladies’ Linen Cuffs for 10c. to 19¢. Linen Collars for 3 for 2c. Embroidered Mull Ties for 2 for 25e. ‘Mitts, ail colors, for 19. Se Molre Sash Kibbons for 616. $7¥c. Satin Sush Ribbons for 6le. 45c. bunches Flowers, all styles. for 39c. #35e. bunches Flowers. all styles, for 26¢. 10 per cent off Dress Trimmings 10 per cent off Buttous, 10 per cent off Embrolderies 10 per cent off Laces. ‘luc. real Silver Rhine Stone Collar Buttons for 50, $25c. Jewelry, all styles, for 15¢. For Seaswe Axp Mourram. We are showing an excellent line of Navy Blue Flannels for seaside and Mountain wear, boating and cycling suits, boys’ blouses, &c., 2c. Threespot Vells for 7e. which we have marked at the following ex- 4c. six yards Tourist Rufling for 18¢. ieaait #190. Crepe Lisse Ruffing for a2ee. ceptionally low prices: $1.50 “Pulals Koyal” Kid Gloves for $1.25. 27-inch Navy Blue Twilled Flannel. only $91,96Paluls oval’ Kid Mousquetsizes for $1.69. | — 28c. per yard. Tha OC panos Unirened id sine we ee. 27-inch Navy Blue Twilled Flannel, extra ‘$9 and 68. Sil Mousquetaire Gloves for 50c. heavy, only 374ge. per yard. #25e. Lisle Thread Gloves for 19¢. 27-inch S wy Blue Twilled Flannel, extra fine, only 42c, per yard. 27-inch Navy Blue, extra:fine, Twilled Flan- net, only 50c. per yard. 48-inch Navy Bine Heavy Twilled Flannel, only 6240. per yard. (Third Floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ry all styl ‘Qpe. Jewelry, all styles, t S20c) Saicueis, all styles for Soe. Gee; Satchels, ail styles, for Se, $1.15 satchels, all styles, for Sec. all styles, for $1.42 Bigs paicats kien fo #25c. Pocketbooks for 19¢. 48c. Pocketbooks for 39c. ‘Se. Pocketbook for 79. 19e Card-cases tor 13¢. 1c. Faus, all styles, for 13. sae eam cies or for 70. ather Fans for $1.98. US Ostrich Feather Fans for $208 ‘bisque Dolls fur Tbe. spi 16 diced Dolla for Bsc, ‘The. French Saiteen Corsets for 50c. 8c. Net Ifip Bustles for Sc. Tie" Stamped Tities and Spisabers for Ge, se. Sta *55c. Nurses Aprons for 2be. 25c, Children’s Freneh Caps for 2c, ¥2.25 Vest front Jerseys tor $1.75. Sone. Muslin and Cambeic Gowns for 7Bc. Gxc. Cambric Corset Covers tor 48. $4.19 Hised-made French Seine for 900, “ode. Hand-made French (1 which we took ad the following extraordinary values in up- Dieached Muslins. quality, worth 7% the thiug for single 12ige. per yard. Bazoams Is Ussteacuzp Cor. TONS. Owing to the depressed state of the market, tage of, we have secured ard, wide Unbleached Cotton, good quallty fine and sott, only Bc. per yar Yard wide, Heavy Unsiesched: Cotton, extra ‘only 6c. per yard.” Yard wide extra heavy Brown Cotton, round thread, smooth finish, worth 8c, only Ze. per 45-inch Pillow case, Unbleached Cotton, extra ‘value, only 10c. per yard, worth 1: S4-inch Pillow-case, Unbleached Cotton, just i Filiow-caves, ususlly sold ‘at 16 ana Wen ony (Third floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, $08 very superior Skirts for gla 5c. Embroldcved Drawers for 68e $1.25 Cashmere Shaw's, all colors: for 96. to Childee ered Dresses for $1.95, $1.08 Children's Fusoroids 34ue: Spun Silk Hose for bie. be. Linle Thread Hose for ae. "Soc. Fancy-striped Hose for 8c. (Adjoining Ebbitt House.) Finest garments at most consistent my21-Im Revvceo Prices IN FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS. REAL INDIA SILKS 27 inches wide redueed to $L PARIS ROBES and FANCY DRESS PATTERNS ‘at cost. ‘The vest SURAHS In Black and Colors at $1. PONGEE DRESS PATTERNS reduced to $20 from Black and Colofed SILKS, the best vulues ever oftered. CREAM SERGE 54 inches wide, all wool, $1. Fine Black EMBROIDERED PICHUS at reduced prices. Black and Colored INDIA PONGEE 30 inches ‘wide, Reduced from $1.500 $1 25. Just received s shipment of plain colored SAT- TEENS; also @ fuil ilne of figures of the very best Grade and newest styles, Black Satteens. ‘We will place onsale Monday alot of fine printed BATISTE at the very low priee of le. per yard, 32 imeb@s wide and best quality. ‘We offer the best TOWEL ever sold hére for 25c., full size, grass bleached and pure linen, Plaid FLANNELS for Wrappers at reduced prices, Fine CHALE DE LAINE at 62%; beanpiful styles, Large stock of SUN UMBRELLAS very low. We have a CHINESE PIANO COVER or POR- TIERE, embroidered in gold thread, which has been Fedtced from $175 to $126, which is less than it ould be landea for in Sau Francisco, W. M. SHUSTER @ SONS, 919 Peunsyivaniaave, ONE PRICE. 4. B-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST mya Tastz Axo Praxo Covzra ‘We are showing excellent values in these Co ‘and quote as follows: 6-4 Raw Silk Frin, Table worth, 25e Children's Derby Ribbed yaw Sand 62.25, only #L Bb and $175e case, 1°25 Chiltren'e Check lived Genseiers for Pears” (unscented) Soap for Ss. ‘*Gunuine “Cuticura” Soap for 14¢. Sluambaue votiles of Hay Rum for 136. ttle Florida Water for 290, Scentine “Household” Shoe Polish for 11c. bin's Extracts, 31. our 22c. ounce, De. sheftiehd's Tooth Paste for gee at Clams Hottie for covering. Sue: a pate. 91.13, ‘Toilet Puper for'ide-a roll 92.50 each. bate. $4, only $3.50 each, 6-4 Embroidered Table Covers, $1, $2 and ao Piano Covers, $8, $7, $8, up to (Third floor: tax. WoSBWORDS LOTHROP, Raffled Cambric Pillow Shams, ‘Unquestionably’ the best valle obtsic: low Shams, cluster: tied Combric Pillow Shamns, ch — ‘*Manicure Seta, complete, for 17. sitter iors CsA aealaia Serer Linen erckiegs Sia Gulag aes struc) 38 Deemed Delle all a cx for S00, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, jaudsomely’ for $1.85. Be hrench Cape, alto ie orgie Masss, Eeenate ‘caucus Imitation of, Wooten Morreen, and ie 99c. “Palais Royal” Shirts tor Sawa tae, cy 3b Sibe, Case Untershirs for Ble ‘Mapectanty sultable for summer akirta, Sec: Jean Drawers (ailoramade) io 420, Gist Gor; Lining Department.) “50e: Gauge Undershirts He Hates alleoies Orbe ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Sate. Scarfs, yt $250. Linen Cuffs is sted ‘oll ris Bo — ngage Be er-headed | se 49. we 91.08 London-made Kid Gloves for $1.50. ee righ *@CALL EARLY OR LATE, TO AVOID THE CROWD INCIDENTAL TO THE “OPENING.” A F At & BA ba BA ROY AL. rer ad my22 ahaa left side.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. vile ae eee (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & To 25 To 33 Pex Curr REDUCTION, ‘VIENNA OPTICIAN COMPANY, Normxe Srxsariowa ABOUT THIS ANNOUNCEMENT, In going over our really enormous assortment of SHIRT WAIsTS, ‘We find here and there few of kind which we term remnants. Some idéa, may be formed of the quantity of our regular stock of waists when we tell you that these remnants amount in the aggregate to something | 1s Uke fifty or sixty dosen. These are all lsuhdered ‘waists, and our prices heretofore on them have been seventy-five and elghty-tour cent, ‘YOUR CHOICE FOR 48 CENTS, ALL AGES, ‘Wecannot duplicate them to sell for less than the original prices, nor can we buy them at the tetall pricewenow quote, Our sales this season of LITTLE Bors $2.50 SurTs have been something wonderful, and im consequence We find ourselves short of suits at that price. We can't go into the market now and get satisfactory sults tovell for that sum. We could get lots of them that ‘Would pass ordinary inspection, but as we are hyper critical in the matter of provision for our young friends, we wilt not avall ourselves of our privilege, but do sometining far better for them, ‘We have big lots of Norfolk Jacket Suits for the Uttle fellows who have not passed their fourteen sum- mers. Our prices on these particular lots have been ail season three fifty and four dollars Wehave concluded, insteud of going into the market for two fifty sults, to sell these FOR $2.50. We know these are govd sults, well worth the original price, because they were made specially for lus by a concern having a reputation second to none In the Union. The pantaloons are provided with patent elastic walstbands, to save the strain on the shirt waists. Everybody says the shirt waists last twice as long with these waistbands _ ‘We are glad to see you at all times, but we urge you not to wait until Saturday if you can make it conve- | nlent tocome before. This, for your own sake, as the | salesmen are not so hurried on other days. AKS & COMPANY. m26 800 to 308 SEVENTH STRE! = Forcer Orr T r T T ON FRIDAY. MANY NEW BARGAINS. WE NOW OFFER FOR SALE 5 Pleces Boucle Wool Dress Goods, 45 inches wide, in three shades—Keru, Brown and Navy—sold at 75 cents; to sell out, 35 centa, 8 Pieces 40 inch Plaid Dress Goods, three shades, Sold at 65 cents; to sell out at 35 cents, 8 Pieces 40 inch French Boucle Striped, sold at 95 cents; will now close at 50 cents, 6 Pleces Navy and Light Blue, also Striped Zephyrs, neat patterns, sold as high as 35 cents; to close at 15 cents, 4 Pieces fancy striped Dress Goods, single width, Sold at 37%, cents; to close at 20 cents. 5 Pieces Surah Lining Silks to be closed out at 25 cents, All our 25 and 30 cent colored Satins to be closed out at 20 cents, Great Bargains in Remnants of all descriptions. 8 Pieces of Gros Grain Guinet's Silks, sold at $1.25; to clowe at 75 cents. 8 Pieces handsome Brocaded Dress Silks, in pink. blue and cream, sold at $1.40: to be closed out at 90 cents, One lot of French Satteens, small patterns, only at 20 cents! yet Bh & 8G Seo gs fA GE Be BBB OA A UU OM MM Sas8 T my26 SEVENTH, EIGHTH AND D STS. we Youxe Mews Goons. WE TAKE SPECIAL PAINS TO HAVE THE STYLES THE YOUNG MEN WANT, IT Ig IN FITTING THEM THAT WE CLAIM TO SUCCEED BETTER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE CAN. THERE IS SUCH A VARIETY OF SHAPES AND SIZES OF YOUNG GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE NOT STOPPED GROWING THAT IT Is DIFFICULT FOR THE AVERAGE CLOTH- ING HOUSE TO FIT THEM. FOR EACH SIZE COAT, FROM 81 INCHES BREAST MEASURE UP, WE HAVE THREE DIFFERENT LENGTHS, 80 THAT THE YOUNG MAN WHO HAS LONG ARMS AND LONG NECK, OBIS VERY SHORT AND STOUT, CAN BE FITTED FROM OUR STOCK. EVERY DEALER KEEPS THE “REGULAR” OR MEDIUM SIZES, BUT WE FEEL SAFE IN ASSERTING THAT NO OTHER HOUSE IN WASHINGTON HaS EACH SIZE COAT, CUT “LONG,” “MEDIUM” AND “SHORT.” AS TOSTYLES, OUR STOCK BEING LARGELY REPLENISHED FROM TWO TO FOUR TIMES A MONTH WITH THE VERY LATEST PRODUC. TION OF NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, THERE IS NOT MUCH TO BE SAID EXCEPT THAT THERE ARE NO BETTER ANYWHERF. IN SUITS FOR SMALL BOYS, SHORT PANTS SUITS, FROM 8 TO 15 YEARS, OUR STOCK HAS HAD RECENT ADUITIONS OF GOODS SPECI- ALLY ADAPTED TO WARM WEATHER WEAR FOR “NOVELTIES,” SUCH AS WHITE FLAN- NEL SUITS, WHITE DUCK SUITS, SAILOR SUITS, JERSEY SUITS, OUR STOCK 18 THE PLACE TO FIND THEM. WEMEAN'TO UNDEMSELL ANY CRESS OES LJ ANY OT! IN WASHINGTON, bass we Dorr KEEP THE LOWEST GRADES OF Goops, GOO! CAN'T BE MADE BELOW Boa ee PRICE, MEN'S SUITS BELOW §15. NO YOUNG MEN'S BELOW $12, NO BOY's F Ov ao BELOW $3, NO % B BaRNUM & CO, my26 931 PENN. AVR Be “Onsen ee toe rete ene WANTED—HELP. FOR _RENT—-ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. ANTED — COMPETENT WOM. Sook. wash and iron. Apply 8013 Duatartne Georgetown. a NTED-A COLORED BOY WHO THO Gaphiy understands tue care of bores, ape ave. at Rw Ware = FIRST - GEASS | MANGLE GIRL i), who thoroughly understands the work references. Apply acme Seam Soar. $502 Pe aw: . ive WV eee ‘ED—AN INTELLIGENT LADY er id mals ieee Pe me HCAPy, an “i A SETTLED GERMAN wots: Weert SUED OTS RAS nighta Comfortable home ff suited. at tod sew. aig R RENT—TWO LARGE FURNISHED OR UR: furnished rooms, on second or wird floor, =e 6% H ST. N. W. TWO LARGE Rooms in new house, separate; with or without board. R RENT SIX BEAUTIFUL UNFURNISHED | month FE: rooms Foome in private fun Bin for ‘adults: modern imps; Feqired ‘Apply at 1025 7th st. new. ‘my26-3t_ oun, oT Wat won ind or ae ‘Rooms, . n.W., Second, third, 8; ‘also, Front Basement, my20a6e ANTED—A_ RELIABLE GERMAN BOY; WwW colored R RENT—PLEASANT SUMMER ROOMS, AT aoe —- dining. | Also or summer . second and third-story front: pri- ‘woman! Apply at 470 Pa ave. p.w. * | vate family: no children; references; Dear 14th st. a euTioM ETE BOREAU CON: | cars and Lins Herdion Addo Gee) myzeger Wilse ducted by Ares $, cocks. Chambermalds, Nurses, YOR RES oe TWO LARGE UNPURNISHED Men ee enere, Bell Boys and Assistants, white Kooms, on second floor, and three nice Rooms on and col elty springs’ 717 Mt. u.w. DUN- | third floor; ‘water ahd gan: od line Of streetcar Taig DORE & CO, mny22-4t* ces given. 214 D st. n. w, V20-Bi* WV ANTED — A SETTLED, WHITE GIRT. 43 ‘baby; best of references must be furnished. Apply to 2120 K ot my 26-31" Wisteneat THE LOUISE HOME, CORNER usetigave.and 15th st..8 good cook. References required. Apply between and 7 o'clock thls and to-morrow evening. my 26-205 ANTED—A LADY GOING TO MASSACHU- setis for the sunimer wishes to find a capable and obliging white womau to go with her as cook and laundress. Apply at 1921 N si my 26-3" Wanreenet LL FARES PAID, THREECOL, | Qred women Cooks: forty more part of fares paid, ow York clty:twelve for Long Branch, NJ. isu: between 6th and 7unsts. nw.” PRICE & m24t 'ANTED — SERVANTS — ALL NATIONALL fies who want employment in Arst-ciass families, In anv canacity; yes: male and f- 0 cal st National Lao Ne WwW DRESMAKERS, CHAM. bermaids, nurses, scrubbers, dish wasters, wait- ers, ladies maida: othe help this aud northern cities: open until § pm. 630-632 Fost. uw. PRICE & BURNHAM. 3 TANTED—AN EXPERIL for thisclty. | Address F. G. sutol 17 at, Philadelphia, Pa. W ANTEDI10. OR 12 MEN TO DRIVE | Wagons: must be steady, capable me to work every « i App at Wines SALES lished eer and Soda Water route, to sell a liver goods personally from sixty to ex! ty do need not apply. Address ” WANTED SZ CANVASSERS FOR ticle, which can be soldat every NHil pay 89 per day; cap.tal roguired, #1. 73 Siatiter Space. Wantep-a attendant for at invalid lady, Must ave experience find satisfactory relereuices,” Aduress 3. Gi. Chty Poa Uillee. :AT ANDRE sRAPHER ‘Address, statin Nous but experienced ‘Own notes pro J ANTED EXPERIENCED SALE ince utd hostery departments; Apply at the Bon Marche, 316 7th St. my 25-2 Waste well re AQUA, Star offic a) diand good ex perience, Adress exacted. my1z-law «Referens oN. Y. W NYED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START A hew business at their houes, eusily learned in an hour, 10c. to Soc. an hour made daytime or even= end Ie. fora package of samples at myles to on. Address, ED-SITUATION BY cotch), thoronghiy experienced re of gentler nish best of Feferenic y 15th st. ne, RAOWN THAT ‘only rellable and comp: for are suid edi capac ences, fr Uns city aud col Pilch & BUTS HAM, W than two miles feom erty. JK. 2201 i st Addzess, with WV ANTED—T0 PURCHASE A HOUSEAND LOT in the north Mi. Vieasant for cash ws fuvestment. Address HIN & LE, Star office iny26-3t WV ASTER BY a MAN AND WIP! FV care of House for sunimer, as nisi Yo | MARI no children), a furnished house fur the summer; rent must be low; best of references Ad- ir oflice. my 20-20 HAVE READY CAsH BUY fs {OF Several $3,000 to $5.U00 Hotises in difter- Alo goad tenants for mediuin The proper man can make | Fes bry FOE BENT 7 HANDSOMELY FURNIBHED ‘Rooms, en suite o single, with or without Board: ita Se ecioeeeoene 1786 I st. nw. OR RENT-LARGE, AIRY FURNISHED Rooms. north and south ast fivor, with privilege of housexceping during the summer: shady: pore! ‘and yard: cool and delightful. 822 Cat n. _ my 20-3 JoOR RENT—i231 NEW YORK AVE. §.W., | T* two charming sammer Rooms on first floor: front: ing south and north; every convenieuce an moderate, my 26-30 {REE ROOM iD FLO} furnished or unfurnished; rented singly or en Sulte: bath room attached. 1304 Rat. nw, my26-3t* UNFURNISHED ROOMS ‘second floor. complete in every respect for hi pagans ‘with ail modern improvements: in a splendid ighborhood; convenient toail street car lines: ‘2028 stn my26-40 Fe REN’ CNEURNISHED OR Partly farpished Rooms on the first floor, suitable or housekeeping. 930" Massachusetts avenue, be tween 9th and 1th ats. nw. 2ee NOR RENT—A SUITE NFUR- nished Roonx: southern exposure Two Fur hished Rooms. “Also, Stable for rent on premises, if my 26-3t* 917 Hist. nw F388 DESK ROOM ON ‘713 Market Space. JPORREST—Ar 15 GRANT PLACE pov lors on second floor, Laudsomely furnished; i my 25 |, FURNISHED 805 11th st. mw. ROOMS and good tabl home to permanent partis SOR RENT—18e3 MS -AT 824 13TH ST. NW. FUR- us. en sulte or single, a Ist and 2d moderate terms during the summer season, Wil decommodate tr family. lent people It desired: priv my33-1m RNISHED handsome =| Aa RENT- LEMEN CAN FIND SING Turnished rooms for only $9; larger rooms at erates. Relerences “S21 1ith st. nw. ap JOR KETO ST XW. NEWEY AND handsomely. furnished. rooms: desirable. locat Eat rf cquivede my eo3t | Jroe,R ISHED ROOMS, EN suite OF single, in secundand tied stories, at 1505 | Hi acinw.ctpysdte Woranley's; also, ables” ree | JP0H, RENI-SECOND | BP Suelo Mingies FLOOR RC Desirable lucaticn, | prow 1! | Fentined Prout Rooms, 9 |inz for man and wite. TOR RE |i W.. THREE OR \d floor, by the 1st my24-3t UMMER ROO: rh exposure, kood board. “13213 ir Vermout ave, FOR BEN 981 YoRK AVES. hern exposure, aud Arst-cluss ‘Table Bourd; house occupied by owner. References exchanged. my22-1w* SHED RUOMS gentlemen, good location, Summer rates, 1113. my2z 1we 'T—TWO NICELY FURNISHED (« second-floor Rooms. Also, three u ised communicating Rooms; centrally loc: ted. Ath st nw. TOR RE 1 Orit orgune, i, SULL es 34 Fst. SWORMS’ ing p Horth and south exposure. Also sultabie for one or two gevtlem tndance: sammer rates. k Sylvania ave. FOR RENT—OFFICES. JOR REN1—G: FICES-SIX OF THE FINEST. Office 3tooms in ad light; suitable Tay 25-6 —FURNISHED OK U furnish, en suite or angle, second or tied, floor ne Xposure. ¥20 F st. n. apzo-im __¥ "3 RENT—STORES. _ VOR RENT—TWO FINE STORES, 2024 AND 2026 14th st. n.w., each 20 feet by ‘61, with fine cellar, and dwellings above; ail modern’ improve ments, FRANK J. TIBBETS, Office of the National Mutual Life Association, Inquire at HAC! I R RENT—HOUSE 949 YERGINTA AVE. Apply to 111 445 st. nw., mv pied SS ‘AST ST. cy order; RET Soo ieee ne OR RENT RNISHED HOUSE, ste rooms, bath-room and nice cellar. in a boruood, for four months from June Ist Address Box 77, Star office, giving occupation aud members of family.’ my 26-20 HR RENT-1208 18TH ST —FURNISHED— F Pipe lst of Jane to 1-8 of Octoter: terme $100 per Fa SY Pah a 3 Bg Re 4 S SHREVE ee Gast OR RENT—A NEW SIX-HOOM 1 MHOUSE. wit ‘ll modern eonveniences: reat st me, of Sota Be aa st S18, 6008 Fent, $12.90. KER, O20 Pan. wm’ ROOM BRICK HOUSE rowements, 117 13th sl. Bm, TS2O TIN st nw. myZo-lws i OR BENT 1704 | SONNECTICUT AVE, NEW . 18 rouse, all_modern Conver cies and fanprot mente targe € get OLMSTEAD, my26-3t 16 New York ave. JOR RENT-THAT LARGE AND DESIRABLE suburban retreat known as “Ingleside.” on the west Of 16th st. extended aud adjoining Mt. Plensan house is large, airy and comimodious; the grot nat pleasing variety: abundant si with ‘all the essential oatho Rater and gas. Trice by the year, 81,000. A} fartuer information to _my26-6t (CH. FOX & BROWN. Pe. RENT. Brick, 909 New York avi Brick. 016 H st..n.w.. 12 roo: Brick. 415 2d stinw Apply on premises, 54° Iirlek, 1628 Q i n.w., 9 rooms.” | Brick. 1247 Sth stn Brick? 453 Ni 0 Virginia ave, ww. 700 1210 Uist ne, 8 roomy Business place cor" Business place, 921.4 myst JOR RENT HOUSE FROM JUNE Ast to October Ast. Call 1203 Rhode Ist $30 per month OUR RENT—A FAMID! LEAVING THE CITY A their Furnished House from July Ist ue clty references t a. JOR RENT. . OPPOSTT xUt Square, hgud-mely furnished House of 14 Toms, inclasive of pancty and. bath TOO moderate rent, autil Ist of November. Foe 1 Si A DWELL Y rooms, with stable, frent and back yard vod location. For key and particulaps apply at 1115 fst. myzb st SOR RENT—AT $50 PER MONTH. Avenue, opposite City Hall, House open ‘to be oked at now. F er Information adi THOS. BLAGDEN, Gi oO. Bor 5s FRE, RENT IBY SH WALKER, 630 Louis. lana ave.—319 C si. n.w.. 16 Tooms, a.m. 1:87. | 2438 1 st. n.w., Grooms, all i. Ls £20. arco hay ing houses to reat, or cheap lots to sell in Kast Washing mn, Will do well to see Ihe at once 25 OR RENT—19 8b Sf. N. FS ROOMS: MoD ern: newly painted and papered and. in. perfect orasr. $27.50, 3 on gas and water, $15. O31 ith st 0 « Eas and water. $16, 1 ath sts and waier, $2. Past Capitol sts. JOR RENT—VERY Nic House, press brick. ali th from June 1, 460 N st a w. WIMER, 1423 F st iatrobe: ont $10 per moi th. Also, 22 Brick House, 8 rooms and bath, recently papered In good repalr; $22 per month.” THOs, k. WAC aMAN Agen ee mint VOR RENTS SE.&8.W. Per mo. Myrtle n.e. rt 23 Myrtle nee 6r.. 431 loth aw gr 84 Myrti 422 Ist gw., Br. So Njriis me: or Abe, 1050 OFFICES, Stufir. apt. Gs far” 5. atu fir, apt. F110, Omand Fe ave, 5. ‘The above ts only a small portion of yon my books.” For fill hist call at oBice for bufletis, ieaued oo thelstand15u 25) Fe: RENT, 1512S St hw. Or$100)/2126 Boundary wt, Or $18 1 1th st. nw., 16rs_00 724 Sth st. n, its Pinw-lire’,.. 838 608, 013 and dla Ca 3 Gre... fF et mm! EER TOR LEASE—Fo! cRM OF YEARS—a 3 story brick, very near the Capitol, completely fur- nished, for $1,000 per apnum, or’ would sell Whole on easy terms. Apply N. J. ave. se,, for particulai WOR RENT—ON JUNE AST, 1733 13TH ST. ‘., 8 rooms, bath, all modern improvement: nce. Apply on premises, or 123% 11) ___my2 ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED-SIX-ROOM BRICK 47 10th st. n.w. very low 10 a good ten- ant. Call MGaitat 0) ith stom after pan my24-3 TWO NEW HOUSES, ae AND2i3 Tooms and celi ont, bay winidows, all modern ‘impro ANTED-L A DIES Dresses to make; reasonable prices. 1415 Cor- m25-3t* V corau st. rANTED—KNO’ On the face are positively obliter marks. My klectric Needle is the only remedy known for this hideous defect. Send fur iull particulars, Electric treatments for ladies and childreu, Mrs. Dr. GABRIEL, 614 12th st., bet. Fand G sts." my25-61" ted, leaving no ANTED—A GENTLEMAN WHO HABA. fine suddie horse will hire him to responsible party of evenings. Call or address A. E. B., 639 F st. 1.W., first floor. TANTED—A REPUTABLE CAT W take Interest ina rooming and boarding rive in this clty wit yarty having $2,500 w ine household furniture. Address Star office, ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLE. feathers renovated, mattresses made over, fu: niture steamed, upholstéring ofall Kinds. Office i: Feunsylvunls ave; factory corner 5th 4nd I, sta se. ‘Telephone call 11 H. YOUNGS. ap24-2m* RENCH LADY OF CULT would give her services in exchange for board in the country during her Vacation, Address TEACHER, Star office. my18-2w* ANTED HORSES TO PASTURE, THE BEST $3.00 per month. 7 miles from city. In- ireof Ek LASEERTY, Hay Seales, Cor, 10th snd Eative. Eigestn SD—TO EXCHANGE MARKET OR EX- e Range or Vapor, Oll or Gas Stoves for UTLERS, 931 5th, near K. Smoky chim. neys.cured or no pay. OldStoves bought and sold myd-1m* cheap. ANTED—A SHARE OF YOUR PATRON aoe Wake brecrnugreaar cous DRY, 1007 at nw. CHART. NU ‘guaran- ‘myelin WEES UPHOLSTERING— ad Hair aia sere) seuoy ae ana. Sipe Shi vers cut and made; per ralture @GHALL, 1000 1durst. Baw. apab ane MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX- NTI terminated from ‘carpets, furniture, furs, &<, by the only process which exn KUT them itor Napthg Cha. “AnH. CHACE & BHO, 618 Louisiana av-apag Were ED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING. NO ‘whipping by our pro ess. ‘Telephone 115-6. A. H. CHACE @ BRO, of6 Loulstaun ave, ‘ap24 ‘ANTED-SECOND-HAND FURNTTUR iodast tg. Stoves, Feather Beds, and all Household fen sw. pio Furniture, for which the, highest cash prt willbe paid. Address 'H. BAUM, 239 W Wante, Gar eevk kee Porat stoves: , Pistol une. SUoauENuineks Tor ri aw. melt ome ANTED-COMMISSIONER QF DEEDS FOR ‘State, jotary and U. Commissioner, “JORN i 1420 F sto. s In office from 9 a. m.to5 p.m. one 344-2. BOARDING. HERNERS VISITING NEW YORK CITY. \OUT! ee ras 'Y. city. my26-s&w, frat-olase EEAUHIPUL GROUND STORY Sa Room, handsomely firaiah A FRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LIke = T25 sata $1, io, rooms =a RET DESRAETE gd or | Le forniahed rooms, | with, Lids st uw, References: my24-3t 1 ar aes Smee ‘MANSION, eradiemen. office p 1. Wan fis er ey Bass Bars, Benge Bas Baw ssa a tone 00 0 FALE saa am TWO FINE NEW STABLES gie lots, on alley between Massachusetts th and 15th sts, mtite MSTEA on Clty Beat Pstat sed aE ‘OLMSTEA’ TO. TO a MY AND NAVY OFFICES AT LEGAL RATE OF INTEREST. JAMBS E. WAUGH my22-1m_ F M°%E¥ 0 LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE a POLICIES. JAMES E. WAUGH, 933 F st, ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED KEAL ES state security. 10,000, at 5 per cent. 000, at 5th per cent. 200) Ek & RUPMERFORD, 1226 x. ‘ONEY T0 LOAN AT LOW RATES OF INTER- est. LOUIS CUNNINGHAM, Broker. 1419 F _my20-1m¢ 9 MOREY 20 LOANTIN SUMS TO SUIT. AT lowest rates, on approved real estate security. No epi ONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON ‘approved real estate security; low rates of in- id commision. CUTTER & WIMER, 2423 Fst, MoE, TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR other security. Any amount desired; lowest in- terest; commissions only one per cent. R.A. PHIL LIPS, Licensed and Bonded Real Estate Broker, 1425, w York ava, myS-2un MOoXEY,70,20AN IN SUMS OF NOT LESS than $5,000, at 6 per cent, on city Property. Sulaller sums at 6 per cent 0. HOLTZMAN, & Corner 20th and F streets northwent, XN ‘ONEY TO LOAN, In sums to sult, on approved Real Estate secur- iy, st lowont raiea of knterest. moderate. No Unnecessary delay. Ne ald 1600 Veaneylvanis ae ‘ONEY TO LOAN ‘1n sums to sult, at lowest or pproved real estafe security. FITCH, FO} 1487 Pennsylvania ave. MM" OWES? Rates oF rT: IN REAL EST. TY. THORS FIDLER oo, 905, Fst nw. Me™ TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE aT Daw! WER & men Mone LARS aEouiTiine: ‘at lowest TATE og 0. & GREEN, ran my6-Im 1320 F at = eve ‘Apply at 708 FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS | P3325. A5?, So ond hal wate gba 5 26th sf. 1464 and 1468 Tat, cor HOLTZM K all modern imps; fine stable in rear, near Thomas circle, for the summer. or wili lease for year or more. WM. F. HOLTZMAN, _my24-3t 1321 F st. a. OR RENT— ‘The nearly new, rooms, mod. imp. large coal and wood. , bay window brick, 5 iy furnished: fine garden: redon the rear watiey, Fiza B st. ve, JOHN SHERMAN & Co. my24-3t 1407 F st. nw. {OR RENT—A NICE NEW 7-1 “ROOM BRICK House, 632 B st n.e.: all modern im sents; fronting $28 per month, C H. PARKER, 4% myzeue .6r.$16.30, 1512 U st.n.w.. $30 je St., G., M.L....18| 18 B st.n.w..6r.m.i...16.33 1229 W st. n.w.,6r..m.i.25 709-711 A sine ,6r.m.15 7 M st.s.w.Or.Wwater 12/319 Mats w- vater. 11 ter10| 521 10th st.s.e.,.Gr.,w. 1353 Cat s.w, Srawae. 18/1731 F st. n.w..6r. 142 D st. se. 6r.. Ww. Ni any 24-3 T lgze XSEN.W. 11 ROOMS BATHE cellar: new! PES Tal 'Tsth ve uw. Twelve Fooms,, bath and all modern iuprpvementa, Erruae and open Bre places. fing Prewet iat, coe ing four rooms: ail improvements. pa st ep LER © COs. -iwe 1399 14th st. nw. ‘OR RENT—FOR THE SUMMER, AT A VERY low rent to a desirable tenant, cool, well-furnished Vouse. Address 1313 New Hampsbireave. nw. L-lw* $32 Sth st. ne., G rooms apd cellar, | of) “ny25 ‘= rw __FOR RENT—HOUSES 1748 N my aM RE will be waters. yo wach, Bisaen: I OA of Re PRIN S'svic hes or scenery: Paar. Home law! Reters s= sections ot Virg TA I irom Ps to! charges ORAS 2 140¥ 16th st._-g160.67 Ltn st #1019 Address y 251m DROSPECT MILL Is BEAU accommodated at first-class Country aceon it Albemarle Co., Va. faformaion at ‘Tieket UMMER BOARDING. Siu exceliout. bathing: and F sts and JOSEPH DAGUE WES Se ty bouse tn ee RS Rooms to suit applicants Rates: Secetabies. Dancing ALPINE, ‘tation. (sood Board. Particslars address 310 tu si. nw. PRI S' Satezanaria fers Peeheds: eoysezeee?? thw Jnl conveniences, for very st Tune te ox. Apply to AS FASHUGK, 1824 For 1446 Nat now DOR RENT-SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE, a SS. Apply to Patio, a0 Lat : iain SOK REST—t01 HAREWOOD AV Lk DuORT ota, alt imap, Lange aahis oe here Apa to ni EA unis co ti Drie toting. COUNTRY BOARD. — LLAESE (AIRY, 00M, GOOD Boa, a horetn fine ‘signers. aes White Sut! ver uprlngs “Teras G5 per siete ORET AYMAN: Waterion Culpeper ba, Va myao ee OARD CAN BE MAD ON REASONABLE DBierme acts attend ay eS hae wey Bandon cous, Ya ier Strom Washiugios. sig 38 SOIMER BOARD AT-TILE DF LANDER FARM et ya's Station. Mot Wh Re aah AS Bian situatiow! “iccy tilts shade: pucest ‘of ante Thovds Suns “comer ca. Ma ARGE ROOMS. WiLL T king the cus, Tate Urs class Mee. BROWS, ciary st. Meridian il, be 16th and: 2etisnee cast of Keck Kno open (roi Jume Ist to December Ist Fare good, with home-like accom nc Mrs. XS GUKE Nalley Home, Back Creek Valley ¥.0., Frederick couity KS WANTED AT PAIR! AX c Wastite nd 0. 008 (FULLY “siru- -d 14 one of the healthiest sections of Virginia, Pieuty or shade, f:0lt aud ice good bathing and fishe § | ing, For terms address IENSON SIMPSON. North | Fork, Loudon county, Va. dose NTRY Hoaki ‘Address aie PERSONS CAN BE ACOOMMODATED ch Board «i Madeusburg. Addrem HT BOOT, sburg, Md. DENS SOLICT Md.‘near Harper’ IN THE MOUNTAIN ‘erry), A pleasure to, moat FUL BOARD CAN BE (OBTAINED ountiins at “The Brook,” mis. Address MIS. C, STOCKTON, 10 my 16-4) NGFIELD GROVE COTTAGES (ALL NEW ‘ewvilie, Md., Main Stem Ii 0. Ko ie, for fam thers, wath aintne-tuom attached. evatifa at ad ealtay "he momeuitves Abts for ‘Olices Is SU. 6l@and Lao ‘Address M-A-Usbourn, Syicesvilte, Md. mb zB ‘Gomi yy) HOME EWS jes from Fortres Monroe, oppes ‘and ‘Normal School. Plenty of shade, ime sting and oat a aciittion. OR Ee oc tah oak ens by COC “Mamptou, Va ED NUMBER OF BOARD Feri T to Mr. W. kW" DANIE For 1 AURENCE M wiles, st oneee ¢ EtTaRigonevile, Loudonh myls-2we BOARDERS TAKEN AT PRILO- iBone Of the most beautiful and teat a. Plenty of shade, milk frat ald wiiion, &e. Address NNER, Phllutne it, Laudoun co.,.Va my 10-1 14 MILES FROM WASH xo n, Met’ Braiich BR & 0. two hundred yards , shade, fruit, milk, For ‘myS-ime NG BANK FARM. TWO MILES Fig rge, airy rooms, good ice, bath aud druit, "Trains suet tree of SPRING BANK, Al va vnnadres myd-40* ____— 10 taken, ave. TEASTIC CITY, BUSINESS CHANCES. _ NTED—PARTNER TO MANAGE OR EDIT a W ‘i cdvertising soses wouha ot tones eee other duties between 9 aud. Small capital Experience not necessary if iairly educated. Box 545, city post office. SHARES XATONATTEFORRAPHIC CC; (Con. Sie struction Co.) stock; highest offer above 20 Address STENON, Star oilice. my2K* . J. HOTELS, COTTAGES, id Lots for rent'or sale by &.G. ADAM & CO. Kent" Estate aud Iusurance Agente, 2081 Atlantic my2o-Lia tunnel corner and 01 The w ti I Change pr _Teiep! ‘of the pi iftaken wt once, for 950, will UMPHREY Brokers, 618 F st. nw., SEVEN PER CEN’ Bonds secured by mortage on Real Eatate omalla LOAN AN Hon. A. U. WYMAN, Late Treasurer U.S.,Presidemt, Interest’ and Princ) wee the Chemical Natiot ‘Loans in sums of from fromm three Wo fi yeura Washington Lavestore apl4-am HAVE FOR SALE IN GEORGETOWN tract of ground, situated al of Kock Creek, of 20. property. ing Washi ole tract 14 worth improved por: pay an Interest of four per cent ou tie latter JOHN'A. PRESOUTT, 1416 F wt inw. Jor ss. yy i * A Fa vona Le and Grovuds formerly. Kuo ithe “iiradies Stowe Mil,” @ ADAMS, KEAL ESTATE buy, sel rent end em fone call 00-4 = myl-im INVESTMENTS. At 25 per cent of iis valuation, by TRUST OO! jebraske. the PANY, Guaranteed ans yable at bank, New York eaty: $300" to. $8,000" running PARKER @ TOWN Washington Ageuts, 1418 PERSONAL. {OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE 1013 15TH st. m.w.,convenlent to the Arlington hotel Rent low to good tenant. ones TOR RENT_CENTRALLY LOCATED, porthwest, $25 and $15is; on Capitol Hil Sis." ’All good houses, “E. A. McINTIRE, 9) my20-8t FOR RENT Wo SEW TWOSTORY BRICK Houses. containing 8 rooms, bath room, with all modern improvements, concrete cellars, &c., 1522 and i524 5th st o.w.; rent, $35. Inquire 403 7a st FOE, BENT_ONE_NEW TWOSTORY BRICK House, 8 rooms, bath room, concrete celiar, with ali moder improvements papered with fine gilt pa- “2214 G st tw. the herdics running to the huvse, Enquire 403 7th st a.w. myz0-st OR RENT—A_ BEAUTIFUL ELEVEN-ROoM House.all modern improvements: ceutrally located ead st. nw, ‘Also beautiful, large Store if ‘connected with house. 627 D'st. nw. myl7-im* BY where trons. Re. G. E KANT TAKES PLEASURE IN ax owned Sommodious that she has secured the large and joure we V1 I wt. uw. from June Ist Sdbcmtcebed ST my 22-10 LL CLASSES DETECTIVE BUsINESS TRANS acted thoroughly expert sladowers, contideutial Wasiingtox BCTIVE AGENCY, 026 F st WILLIAMS & CO. my hdd CURIE SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS ties hee re! “JUSTH'S Old Stand,” 619 Det. ‘Answers on all suljects, Send TEN cents. i STLTUTE, Southwest cor. Shand K sts. nw. KAVY DEMA‘ to pay tull vaiue for Address or cailat . oxi PROPOSALS. R_RENT—802 NEW HAMPSHIRE Bee ALS POR GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR Fe Jogu Brick; all modern improvementa: §20, Keys Pee DISTRICT OF COLUM Brae A. L BARBER @0., Orrick oF 7ux ExuiNene Conmanezonn _my182w ‘Sth and F us. nw. ‘OR RENT—A THREESTORY BRICK DWELL- on, Nat near, New Hampsnire eve: ‘unfur: ished: $40 per'month. “Inquire at 748 18th st “myid-im R RENT FSiASs aw. a, 10 rooms, ln OB 2.4.6.8 ie _ap2d-1m THOS J, MYERS, 1910 Fai awe Fo! BuNT—aY BO. HOLTZMAN. mation, ost 0 ape St Moors 1711 B. Lave. 1251/1022 15th st. n. 7 pote e] Pat eae r "oars sate iene O leseered Sibir See ag aa ier ol ox. Engineer Wie-50)|A81 atm sen FUEL. FORA paw bw, “60 icin mai e-30 PPPS FORD BEAR, ay mo (stablerear 190 DEror QCanrenaasTicr’ Waswinoros, 1 Cy April 27,1886. WaTER bier PA peepee cal ‘Telephone 478, paneer ay Seated, Propemaia in res se at